- Are you sabotaging your own dreams?
- Do you try a diet and exercise program and then give up?
- Do you compare yourself to others and then give up?
- Do you blame external events on why you’re not getting results?
On Thursday September 22nd, at 4 pm PST, you get the chance to call expert Robert Macphee. He shall answer your questions related to, “How to get out of your comfort zone and get the change you want.”
Please call in with your questions:
When: Thursday September 22nd, 4 pm PST.
Robert MacPhee is the author of the great little book: Manifesting for Non-Gurus: How to Quickly & Easily Attract Lasting Results.
Who is Robert MacPhee?
- Robert MacPhee is the Former Director of Training (4+ years) for Jack Canfield (Jack is the Co-Creator of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book series and the author of the bestselling book “The Success Principles”…)
- Founder and President of Heart Set, Inc. A company dedicated to increasing awareness and helping people understand change, get out of their own way, and get more of the lasting results they really want.
- You can read more about Robert MacPhee on this post: Do you need help? Ask expert Robert MacPhee
Downtown San Pedro, Ambergris Caye. We uprooted our family in 2004-2005 and moved to Belize.
Just like my husband and I longed for adventure and change, so did Tina and her husband John. They wanted something new and exciting in their life, so they sold their home in Arizona, and rented a house in Panama. After a short while, John found work as a contractor, and was soon able to open his own business.
- What gave Tina and John the courage to uproot and pursue their dream?
Things were very different on the island where they lived; getting supplies shipped in, learning how to work with locals, trusting people, and so many other issues that go with island-style life in Central America.
- How did they overcome their fears of making a living in a foreign country?
After a few years, John got cancer. He was treated locally, however, it was terminal cancer and after he passed, Tina had to figure out what to do?
- How did Tina handle her husband’s cancer treatment in Central America?
After a year, Tina decided to return to live with her father in Colorado. She was not making enough money to support herself in Panama, and needed help.
It’s been three years now and Tina is lost. Her 85-year-old father wants her to move out and find a job. Tina called me in tears. She’s scared and has no idea where she wants to live, what kind of job she can do, and all she wants is a person to take care of her.
- How can Tina get the courage to change her life and get out of her “comfort zone” in the safety of her dad’s house?
What makes a person do something bold? Is there a secret to getting “unstuck”?
Get all your questions answered by author Robert MacPhee, an expert on how to quickly and easily attract lasting results.
When: Thursday September 22nd, 4 pm PST.
If you cannot call in, please contact me on the contact form on my website to ask your question, or leave a comment with your specific question and I’ll ask Robert to answer it for you.
Any questions?
I love the way you are constantly inspiring us!
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Thanks. I also do it for myself, to learn and to grow.
I might send in a question, but I’m not sure I’m brave enough! Robert sounds like a very interesting and inspiring person.
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Stephanie,
You can send it to me via e-mail and I shall ask him without giving a name. I shall have the answer on a podcast next Monday. Sound good?
Wow! I love the theme Robert’s tackling! It’s something I’m really passionate about too — although I’m no coach, I love the idea of encouraging others to go beyond their comfort zone to find a side of themselves they’ve never seen before. It’s that new, fresh perspective that allows us to see ourselves as we really are: people who can change and grow in ways we never originally thought possible! =)
I’m really sorry to hear about Tina’s loss and her current feeling of helplessness. I’ve been there more than once and have curled up in a ball hoping that someone would either take care of me or that the world would swallow me up. I don’t know how I ever exactly got out of those phases, but I would eventually find myself becoming super organized and following plans I made for myself until I was out of that rut. I sure hope that Robert may be able to support Tina!
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Samantha,
You certainly have great enthusiasm to tackle the world now, and your move to Peru clearly shows that you have no problem “going for it.” Thanks for explaining how getting organized and going for a specific plan/goal, is often the way to feel better about your life. If you have friends who want to call Robert on Thursday, Please send them over. Thanks.
Sonia,
You keep on posting stories/links about encouraging and inspiring people. You, yourself, must be the one of the most encouraging and inspiring bloggers I know, and you have certainly helped me a lot. What an awful situation for Tina, both in Panama and now with her father. I hope Robert can help her and others like her who are floundering, not knowing where to turn or what to do.
I’m currently way out of my comfort zone but adjusting to it, and finding ways to make the best of a not-so-good situation. Unfortunately, it takes time, effort and energy, all of which could be better deployed elsewhere. The important thing is not to lose focus or if one does, to find out how to regain it. I imagine that Robert must be very effective in helping people to do just that. Thanks for telling your readers about him.
Pennie,
I love to learn and share with others, so whatever snippet is helpful, is wonderful for all of us.
Wish you could call tomorrow with your questions.
If not, I can always ask a question for you.
Sonia,
Thanks. If you could ask how to find a way through all the din and dumb stuff out there in the blogosphere and the publishing world (quickie e-books, etc.) for serious books and messages such as ours, that would be great. Is that the kind of questions he answers?
Penelope J. recently posted..Never Give Up on Your Dream
Thanks for your question. Not sure if he can answer that, however, you asked a great one before about self-sabotaging which I shall ask him.
What were the best and worst experiences of your time overseas? That’s my question for Robert if I don’t make it along Sonia – it sounds like it’s going to be a good thing!
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